First Unitarian Church Services and Events
Morning service at 10 45, Sunday school at noon, free seats. Minister W Litchfield to repeat last Sunday's sermon tomorrow. Good Cheer Alliance all day meeting October 9 with Mrs O H Webber. St John s Church notes 8 00 Holy Communion, 10 30 Holy Communion and sermon, 12 10 Sunday school, 7 30 evening prayer and address with 7 30 service time change.
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Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mass
Hermon
School Streets
Litchfield
Hermon Street
International Council of Religious Liberals
Boston
Good Cheer Alliance
O. H. Webber
Trident Avenue
First Church of Winthrop welcomes worship and meetings
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal invites visitors to Sunday services on October six at 10 80 am with communion and member reception. Sunday school at noon, Junior League at 8 pm, Epworth League at 6 30 pm, and evening sermon on What is Your Religion Worth with music by the church quartet.
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Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
First Church
C. E. Johnson
Eri. H. Leopard
C. E. Tasker
E. E. Rowland
J. B. Coffin
Winthrop
A. C. Thompson
Epworth League
Ministers Conference Speakers Announced for Hartford and Melrose
The Boston East Sunday school workers meeting drew a large Winthrop delegation last Thursday. The pastor will address the Ministers' Conference at the YMCA in Hartford next Monday. Association events in Melrose next Wednesday feature morning, afternoon, and evening talks by Dr. F. W. Bakeman of Chelsea Rev E Gerrick of Charlestown and Rev John S Lyon of Holyoke.
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Boston East
Winthrop
YMCA
Hartford
Conn
Association
Melrose
F. W. Bakeman
Chelsea
E. ©. Gerrick
Charlestown
John S. Lyon
Holyoke
New Winthrop High School Inspected by Residents
In response to a School Committee invitation residents of Winthrop visited the Pauline street site on Monday afternoon and evening. The thronged building drew many guests from 7 to 10 pm as committee members and Superintendent Franklin A. Douglas guided them, with Principal Ervine D. Osborne and teachers explaining features. The high school orchestra performed in the assembly hall with Eva Stockwell at piano and Pauline Tucker, Ethel Minors on strings, and Joseph Stockwell on cornet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Pauline Street
Messrs
Orville E. Johnson
M. D
Frank F. Cook
E. B. Newton
Franklin A. Douglas
Ervine D. Osborne
Assembly Hall
Eva Stockwell
Pauline Tucker
Ethel Minors
Joseph Stockwell
The Hair on the Fish Dining Tale
A polite girl and her grandmother dine when a hair is found in the fish. The girl asks with sweetness what kind of fish it is, prompting a quiet moment at the table.
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Grandiamma
Winthrop Sun and Visitor notice of mailing and editors
Subscription rates listed with one year twelve dollars and six months six dollars and three months one half dollar. The paper is entered as second class matter December 2 1905 at Boston Mass under the March 3 1879 act.
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Boston
Mass
Congress
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Sun and Visitor Consolidation Details
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor announces its consolidation on December 9, 1905. The paper serves Winthrop with city news and advertising from its Lewis block opposite Beach Station, operating daily and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 8:30.
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
Subscriptions Offer From The Sun And Visitor
The Sun And Visitor offers new subscribers $2 for a year, with free delivery through January 1 1908 and a full year to January 1 1909. If accepted now, new signups get 15 months for $2 00, about three cents per copy, with receipts mailed from Lewis Block. The offer expires January 1.
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the Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Fairy Tale Tone Paintings Published by White Smith
A five piece music set titled based on Pass in Boots The Three Bears Sleeping Beauty Jack and the Beanstalk and Cinderella was performed for public school children. Each piece includes synopsis and descriptive moves in measured music illustrating the stories. Published by White Smith Co Boston composer Miss Luella Angie Bugbee from Underhill street town.
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White-Smith Qo
Boston
Luella Angie Bugbee
Underhill Street
New Members Welcomed by Woman's Home Mission Society
A reception for new members was held at First M E Church last Thursday night from 8 to 1. The event featured a contest to recruit members, musical performances, and remarks by Mrs. A. O. Clarke of Cambridge. About 80 guests attended, and several new members joined.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M E
Samuel G. Irwin
8. G. Irwin
Charles Tilton
Fanline Tucker
Ruth Tucker
Tegnalia
Sullivan
A. C. Thompson
W. E. Ricker
Queen Esther Circle
Winthrop Women Host Immigrant Day at Food Fair
At Mechanics Building a special Woman's Home Missionary day is set for October 12 with Mrs. E. H. Leonard directing. Afternoon program 3 to 5 includes a drill by 16 Beachmont students, a North End sewing exhibit by Hall Street Settlement House girls, and nursing lessons by Miss Hanson. Speakers include Mrs. A. O. Clarke on the immigrant girl and Mrs. A. O. Clark on the cry of the children, followed by Rev. John D. Pickles speaking on Woman's Work for Children.
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Mechanics Building
Woman's Home Missionary
Winthrop
E. H. Leonard
Coral Avenue
Winnie Davison
Ingleside Avenue
Beachmont School
North End
Hall Street
Miss Hanson
A. OC. Clarke
A. O. Clark
Cambridge
M. E
John D. Pickles
D. D
Annual Meeting of the W C T U at Ingleside Avenue
The W C T U held its annual meeting at Mrs F E Marshall's Ingleside Avenue. Officers were re elected: President Mrs Samuel Belcher. vice presidents Mrs G Craib Mrs C K Kelley. treasurer Mrs B W Clisby. secretary Mrs F E Marshall.
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F. E. Marshall
Ingleside Avenue
Samuel Belcher
G. Craib
C. K. Kelley
B. W. Clisby
Suffolk County
Roslindale
OC. K. Kelley
H. Weston
Kelley
Salem
Greater Boston Stars Doing Better
The Sun and Visitor questions readers about subscription status in Greater Boston inviting responses on whether names appear on the list and why some may be missing. Experts suggest reviewing records and ensuring accurate mailing details to improve inclusion.
Glidden Wins Nomination At Boston Convention
At Wesleyan Hall Boston the convention selected Glidden for renomination beating Alfred E Cox of Malden. Final tallies shown Glidden 126 Cox 84 Barrill 19 and Boutwell moved to make Glidden’s nomination unanimous amid enthusiastic cheers and a mass gathering of 230 delegates with 229 voting.
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Wesleyan Hall
Boston
Alfred E. Cox
Malden
Walter
Glidden
Alfred BE
Cox
Charles L. Barrill
Harvey L. Boutwell
Charles L. Borrill
Charles H. Innes
Robert Luce
Somerville
Glinden
Harvey L.boutwell
Col. Campbell
Ward 10
Daniel W. Lane
Ward 11
Hurley
George Parry
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Alexander Cook
Chelsea
John M. Woods
AK. Bliss
Cook
James Thompson
Brighton
Mayflower Descendants Asked to Support School Picture
Winthrop residents descended from the Mayflower Pilgrims are invited to contribute to a picture of the Pilgrims for the new high school corridor. Subscriptions are due by October 31 to Mrs. Russell Gardner or Mr. Emerson, Sun and Visitor collectors, with names to be listed on the frame.
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Winthrop
New High School
Russell Gardner
Emerson
the Sun and Visitor
Dr Grant Will Lecture on Columbia River Views
Dr Roland D. Grant, a popular Winthrop lecturer, will speak in the old high school hall next Thursday evening about the Columbia River. The program features 150 remarkable views by noted artists showing the river from its Selkirks source to Yellowstone country, with narration by a traveler of five years in the region.
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Roland. D. Grant
Winthrop
Thureday
Columbia River
Selkirks
Yellowstone National Park
Blaze at the Beach Threatens Steamboat Block Fire
A Sunday evening blaze in the Steamboat block on Shirley Street started in Holmes laundry store. Firefighters from Winthrop Beach responded quickly, two alarms were sounded, and after an hour the flames were extinguished. Damage estimated at 3000 dollars.
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Beach
Shirley Street
Holmes Laundry
L. M. Laws
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop Post Office List of Letters Ending Oct 5
The weekly list shows letters remaining at the Winthrop post office for the week ending October 5. Names include Borges T E Carter F L Curtain Mrs Myrtle Grammell Miss A A Griffin Mrs Amy Hale A W Hall Mrs Marie E Haskell Mrs Mabel Hatch Miss Evelyn E Hill Charles Stanton Lansie Miss Emma Nicholson Miss Katherine Riley Luther Robertson Mrs Libbie V Rogers R R Ryan Mrs Smith Mrs Ida H Terry Mrs Nettie Thompson Miss Mary.
Q and Q Club Holds First Meeting of 1907 08
The Q and Q Club met at Mrs Hay’s in the Deane Winthrop House on October 1 with approval of the program and a report on decorations for schools. Two new membership names were proposed for vote at the next meeting. Mrs Barbour spoke on Horace Walpole Ann Radcliffe Matthew Gregory Lewis and Francis Burney and the group adjourned to meet October 15 with Mrs A W Cobb.
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Hay
Deane Winthrop
Jacobs
Barbour
Horace Walpole
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First Unitarian Church
First Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Jesus
W Avenue
Art Wurritnor
Herbert E. E Merson
Ernest H. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Greater Boston Stars
The
Sun and Visitor
Greater Boston
Chelsea Square
Fitzgerald
Connors
Crosby
Burns
Britt
Remick
Tewksbury
Hardy
Millen
Boston Prospect
Chelsea Casino
Lynn Noddle
Rexford
Winthrop Carruth
Mayflower Pilgrim Descendants
E. J. H. Trask
Pleasant Street
Grant
T Presents
Summer ST
H. F., Rich & 60
Wadsworth Block
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Winthrop .Beach
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Pega
Winthrop St
Geo, C. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
Wintherop
Ralph P. Badger
Chatham St
Lynn
I. B. O'Brien
Lewis Klock
Coral Ave
Lillian F. Rich
Pleasant St
Edythe M. Keene
Olga F. Byram
Centre Street
Miss
Luella
Angie Bugbee
Underhill St
Actice
Town Hall
William A. Sampson
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